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NZ Truth, Issue 1240, 5 September 1929, Page 6

'* ONE WHO KNOWS" t A connoisseur is one who knows; and the knowing on« I prefers— WHITE SATIN GIN j Its purity and excellence are unsurpassed. Men of discrimination prove their good taste by demanding •^Whlte. Satin" when asking for Gin. A" Obtainable from all high-class Hotels. SOLE AGENTS FOR AUCKLAND PROVINCE: G. McMILLAN & Company, Ltd; WINE AND SPmiT MERCHANTS. 50-52 CUSTOMS STREET E. ..." AUCKLAND PHONE 42-754. P.O. BOX 346

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